Neck Patches

Neck Patches Collection – Elegant Necklines for Kurtis, Suits & Ethnic Wear

Explore the finely crafted neck patches collection by Ahana Creations — a selection of ready-to-use neck designs that transform your garments into statement pieces with elegance and ease. Each neck patch is thoughtfully designed by our team to bring intricate embroidery, symmetry, and traditional artistry together for a refined neckline finish.

These neck patches are ideal for enhancing kurtis, suits, salwar kameez, and ethnic gowns. From delicate threadwork to luxurious zari, sequence and also mirror detailing, every patch carries a balance of tradition and trend. Our designs are available in a variety of shapes — U-neck, V-neck, boat, and mandarin styles — stitched over base fabrics like net, georgette, and cotton, making them suitable for every season and celebration.

Whether you’re a boutique owner looking to elevate your collection or a DIY enthusiast wanting to revamp a plain outfit, these patches are easy to attach and instantly elevate any piece. The collection offers something for every aesthetic — from minimal elegance to festive glam.

At Ahana Creations, we aim to preserve Indian craftsmanship while offering convenience and style, so your fashion vision comes to life effortlessly.

FAQ related to Designer Neck Patches Collection

1. Are these neck patches ready to stitch?
Yes, all patches come pre-stitched on fabric bases and are ready to be attached directly to garments.

2. Can I use these for both casual and festive wear?
Absolutely. Our collection includes both simple and ornate designs to suit daily wear, party wear, and festive outfits.

3. What fabrics are used as base material for these patches?
Common base materials include net, georgette, cotton, and organza — selected to suit different garment styles.

4. Are these hand-embroidered or machine-made?
Most designs are machine embroidered with fine detailing, giving a handcrafted look and maintaining consistency.

5. How do I attach the neck patch to my garment?
You can stitch them directly by hand or machine. Some customers also use fabric glue for quick DIY fixes, but stitching is recommended for durability.